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collateral relief

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collateral relief noun accessory relief, additional relief, adjunct relief, an added judgment, ancillary relief, attendant relief, beneficial relief, complementing relief, extra relief, other relief, resultant relief, resulting relief, secondary relief, sequential relief, spare relief, subordinate relief, supplemental relief, supplementary relief, supporting relief
Associated concepts: ancillary administration, ancillary attachhent, ancillary bill, ancillary jurisdiction, ancillary proceeding


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We charged Aon, and specifically Carol, to put together a strategy and an approach that would give us significant collateral relief in our 2008 and 2009 renewal, and she was able to deliver a huge deliverable on that, which was extremely important to us for financial and liquidity reasons.
851, Collateral Relief After Death Sentence Has Been Imposed And Affirmed On Direct Appeal.
For example, a decision by a federal district court granting collateral relief has no binding force beyond that particular case.
 
 
 
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